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Global Academy Booklet 2021 HAWKE’S BAY RUGBY As throughout New Zealand, Rugby Union is the most popular sport in the Bay. The Hawke's Bay Magpies play in New Zealand's annual professional domestic Rugby Union competition, the Mitre 10 Cup. The team represents the Hawke's Bay region in provincial representative rugby, and draws its players from the constituent clubs who are affiliated to the Provincial Union. The team play their home matches at McLean Park in Napier. Players representing Hawke's Bay are also eligible to play for the Hurricanes in the annual transnational Super Rugby competition. Hawke's Bay has produced a number of notable All Blacks, including Cyril Brownlie, Maurice Brownlie, Mark Donaldson, and more recently, Bryn Evans, Greg Somerville, Hikawera Elliot, Zac Guildford, Israel Dagg and current All Blacks Brad Weber and Brodie Retallick. THE REGION Te Matau-a-Māui Hawke's Bay Province was founded in 1858. The region's population is 164,000 - 3.4 percent of New Zealand's population. The region has a significant Māori population; 24.3 percent of the population identified as of Māori ethnicity. The region is renowned for its horticulture, with large orchards and vineyards on the plains. In the hilly parts of the region sheep and cattle farming predominates, with forestry blocks in the roughest areas. Hawke's Bay is one of the most seismically active regions in New Zealand and has experienced many large and often damaging earthquakes. More than 50 damaging earthquakes have rocked the region since the 1800s. HAWKES BAY RUGBY UNION STAFF Ellery Wilson Global Academy Manager / Rugby Development Manager Ellery has been with the Rugby Union for 4 years, his primary role involves developing rugby from a junior level up to club rugby. He is also managing the Global Academy and played for the Magpies for 4 years. Tianua Poto Rugby Development Officer Tianua has been a regular player for Premier side Clive for over five years, and consistently been the best First Five for the Hawkes Bay Development for more than four seasons. Tianua brings a wealth of knowledge to the game, with expertise in all things kicking. Jayden Pinfold Academy Strength & Conditioning Coach Jayden has spent 6 years studying a bachelor in physical Education and Nutrition at Otago University. He previously worked as an assistant researcher for New Zealand Rugby Union. He has been working at HBRU with a strong focus with women and academy players. Jason Shoemark Academy Manager Jason has played professional rugby since 1999 representing Northland, Otago & Hawkes Bay. At Super Rugby level he played for the Blues & Highlanders including four seasons with Exeter Chiefs in England. His role with HBRU is to identify future talent and nurture players to reach their full potential through providing specialist high performance coaching. Krysten Cottrell Rugby Development Officer Krysten aka Duffy plays for the New Zealand Black ferns and has been touring with the team in France, Australia and the USA. She has been working at HBRU for over three years implementing ideas to grow women’s rugby. Mark Ozich Magpies Coach Mark is a qualified school teacher with 10+ years of rugby coaching experience. Mark first joined the Magpies coaching staff in 2017 as the assistant coach, in 2018 he was appointed head coach. Josh Syms Magpies Coach Josh has a wide and varied coaching portfolio that includes a significant amount of success from a College First XV level, Cub rugby, Heartland and is the Magpies forwards coach. NEWZSTUDY & RUGBY [email protected] www.newzstudy.com @newzstudy Fb.com/AcademiaInternacionaldeRugbyNewZealand SCHEDULE JANUARY 2020 TUESDAY 7 Gym Games Day WEDNESDAY 8 Gym Catch and Pass Mechanics Catch Pass THURSDAY 9 Gym Tackle Mechanics Tackle FRIDAY 10 Gym Games Games SATURDAY 11 Te Mata Peak SUNDAY 12 Free Day MONDAY 13 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 14 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackle WEDNESDAY 15 Gym Ball Carry & Tackle Ball Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 16 Postion Specific Gym and Field Training FRIDAY 17 Testing Day - Speed and Bronco followed by games SATURDAY 18 Trekking + Falls +Splash Planet SUNDAY 19 Free Day MONDAY 20 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 21 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackle WEDNESDAY 22 Gym Ball Carry & T ackl e Ball Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 23 Game v St Johns FRIDAY 24 Gym Fun Games SATURDAY 25 Free Day SUNDAY 26 Hamilton 7s - Overnight Stay MONDAY 27 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 28 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackle WEDNESDAY 29 Gym Ball Carry & Tackle Ball Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 30 Postion Specific Gym and Field Training FRIDAY 31 Gym Fun Games SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 2020 SATURDAY 1 Free Day SUNDAY 2 Free Day MONDAY 3 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 4 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackle WEDNESDAY 5 Gym Ball Carry & Tackle Ball Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 6 Postion Specific Gym and Field Training FRIDAY 7 Gym Fun Games SATURDAY 8 Chiefsv Crusaders in Hamilton SUNDAY 9 Free Day MONDAY 10 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 11 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackl e WEDNESDAY 12 Gym Ball Carry & Tackle Ba ll Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 13 Postion Specific Gym and Field Training FRIDAY 14 Gym Fun Games Day SATURDAY 15 Hurricanes v Sharks in Wellington SUNDAY 16 AAA Free Day MONDAY 17 Gym Forwards - Scrums | Backs - Catch Run Catch Pass TUESDAY 18 Gym Forwards - Lineouts | Backs -Pass Mechanics Tackle WEDNESDAY 19 Gym Ball Carry & Tackle Ball Carry and Breakdown THURSDAY 20 Game v Te Aute FRIDAY 21 Gym Fun Games SATURDAY 22 Free Day SUNDAY 23 Free Day .
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